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How can I create a barchart comparing active unique users vs. total users by month?

svemurilv
Path Finder

How do I create a comparison bar chart of active unique user vs total user by month on Splunk search head?
Both are coming from separate data sources.

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DalJeanis
Legend

You need to write something like this...

 your search that gets the active users with _time and user 
   | bin _time as Day span=1d
   | stats count as visits by user Day
   | bin Day as Month span=1mon 
   | stats dc(user) as userCount sum(visits) as visitCount  count(visits) as userDayCount by Month 

Now you have one record for each month, with the total unique visitors that month (userCount) and the total number of user-days (userDayCount) and the total number of visits (visitCount). If a particular user visited 50 times across 7 days in a particular month, then he will be counted 1, 7, and 50 times, respectively.

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svemurilv
Path Finder

okay thanks for the reply but am asking to create the Active users Vs Total users on splunk.

index=_audit action="login attempt" "info=succeeded" | dedup user |rename user as "ActiveUsers"
|stats count(ActiveUsers) AS Active
|join ActiveUsers [ |rest /services/authentication/users splunk_server=local
|fields title roles realname|rename title as ALLuserName |stats count(ALLuserName) AS Total ]

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